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Create an AI Video of a Fashion Model Turning Around

The AI model turnaround takes two photos, a front view and a back view, and produces a seamless video of the model turning around. The AI fills in the missing angles between the two shots, so the rotation is smooth and the garment stays consistent all the way round. It is the closest thing to a 360 product view without a turntable, a 3D model, or a video shoot, and it shows what flat images cannot: how a design reads from every side. Since September 2026 the turn has its own workflow, [Model 360](/ai-design-features/model-360-video): two slots, one choice, no prompt to write.

Updated 26 September 2026

  1. 1Open Model 360
  2. 2Upload your front and back image
  3. 3Choose who moves, the length, and generate

How it works

1

Open Model 360

In the studio, open Workflows and choose Model 360. It lives in the models, design and try-on studios. The panel has one section, Your model, two views, with a Front slot and a Back slot.

Front and back views of a navy maxi dress with contrast stitching on the same model
2

Upload your front and back image

The two shots anchor the rotation: the AI interpolates the profile views it never saw from what the front and the back tell it about the garment. Two images from the studio work as well as two frames from a shoot, and matching pairs come straight from AI models and virtual try-on.

3

Choose who moves, the length, and generate

The Motion choice decides the clip. The model turns: a slow full rotation on the spot, front, side, back, front again. The camera orbits: the model holds the pose and the camera circles at chest height. Then 5 to 30 seconds, the format, and Generate. The clip lands in your grid next to the two photos.

Front and back views of a model in a brocade jacket and light blue jeans

Why the back view earns a video

Lookbooks and e-commerce pages default to front shots, and a whole category of design work, back seams, stitching, closures, prints across the shoulders, goes unseen. A turnaround shows the full garment in one asset, which makes presentations and online showcases read as finished without the cost of a shoot or 3D modeling. If you only have one still to start from, AI generated model videos animate a single image instead. To turn the product alone, on a white background, use Product 360.

Frequently asked questions

What input does the turnaround need?+

Exactly two images of the same model and garment: one from the front, one from the back, full length. Matching pairs generated on the platform work as well as photographs.

How does the AI know what the sides look like?+

It fills in the missing angles from the front and back views, keeping the garment's cut, colour, and details consistent through the rotation. That interpolation is the feature; you never photograph the profiles.

The model turns or the camera orbits: which one?+

The model turning reads as a fitting: the person moves, the fabric follows, and you see how the garment behaves. The camera orbiting reads as a product page: the pose is held, the outfit is shown from every side without a fold moving. Try both on the same pair; it is one click.

How long is the video?+

5 to 30 seconds. Five covers a full turn at a natural pace; ten gives a slower rotation or a full orbit with time to read the details.

Where does the video land and can I publish it?+

The clip lands in your studio grid with your other creations. From there it can go straight to a product page, a marketplace listing or a social post.

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